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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1976

Page

1

Princess Margaret and Earl of Snowdon Separate or Divorce

London reports Princess Margaret and photographer husband the Earl of Snowdon plan to separate with divorce proceedings discussed at Buckingham Palace. The Daily Mirror cites notes on the royal family's stance as speculation grows over the marriage and its impact on succession.

Eilisha Shergaretholas Foul Reese Lord Snowdon Kentucky Breeders Association Fou Sperathik Farm Laxington London Daly Express Lodey Anthony Armatrong— Jones APL Daily Express Blargaret Earl of Snowdon Daily Mirror the Mirror Elizabeth II Buckingham Palace Australia National Theater the Thames Albert Finney Snowdon David Viscount Linley Sarah Armstrong-dones Snowdons Caribbean Mustique Loddy Wewellyn Whitbread Llewellyn Bath Edward VII Margaret England Tony Armstrong-Jones Church of England Roup Petter Townsend Becaue

Actress Widdoes blocked from Canadian TV role

American actress Kathleen Widdoes faces exclusion from a Canadian television special after the ACTRA union deemed her a "nonqualified man" for portraying a Canadian suffrage heroine. Widdoes stated she still hopes to play the role if the producer wishes.

Tohunto AP Canada Actiry Union Kathleen Widdnes Widdoes New York

Second bomb explodes in London amid IRA attack wave

London police report a second bomb blast on Tuesday evening near Wood Green as the Irish Republican Army carries out a new wave of attacks on the capital’s transport system. An earlier device exploded at an empty train at a depot injuring a man. investigators say suspects are from sleeper cells linked to the IRA, with police raiding Irish communities in London and Leeds in a broad crackdown.

London Lottand Samland Yard Irish Republican Army Northern Treland Noite Belpise Wood Green Fyley Glass IRA Neasden Vincent Kelly County Donegal England Pole Lutod Ma. Atrests

Arab protests in West Bank erupt as Israeli forces clash

Amid ongoing occupation tensions, clashes shook Jerusalem Hebron and Bethlehem suburbs as around 1000 stone throwers confronted Israeli troops. A soldier fired to break the encirclement wounding three Arabs. a one year old boy at Hadassah Hospital suffered a head wound.

Jerusalem Hebrag Bethlehem Irael West Bank Jericho Hadassah Phe Mount Joe Ube Hebron Jerezafer Haim Zadok Zadok

Hearst Case Advances as Father Testifies

Patricia Hearst's father Randolph A. Hearst testified as closing arguments loom in the bank robbery trial. The judge indicated no more testimony beyond today. Prosecutors and defense top lawyers argued over witness scope as jurors near deliberation.

Tomy San Francisco Aumong Dee Patricia Hearts U.S. District Court Oliver J. Carter Atly James & Browning Jr Lee Bailey Carter Bailey Catherine Hearst San Francisco Examiner Rendolph A. Hearst Browning Triad Carver Joel Fort Harry Komn Boston Miss Hearst Didmapers Ae & Bank Bailey Ake Leatime Sead Patricia Tobin

Manson disciple Sandra Good found guilty of threats

Sandra Good and Susan Murphy were convicted on multiple counts for threatening to kill business and government leaders cited as polluters. Both women faced potential prison terms with Good to be sentenced April 13.

FBI Miss Good U.S. District Court MacBride Miss Murphy Mack, Ien Lynetta Fromme Munson President Ford Californs Miss Fromme Manson Sharon Tate People’s Court of Retribution Jon Weriki Miss Frente

U S Opens Fire On Ireland's Blarney Stone

Washington reports the Interior Department Geological Survey marks St Patrick's Day as a trigger to examine Ireland and the Blarney Stone in County Cork. The piece notes the stone’s Carboniferous age and legends of its powers, with details on Blarn ey Castle and historical claims surrounding its inscription.

Lee Byal Frees Washington St. Patri U.S Ireland Interior Department Geological Survey Agriculture O Ment Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Tax Food and Drug Administration CIA Harrigg Waks Drum William L. Newman Survey Reston Blarmey County Cork Bhamey William the Elizabeth I Dermot McCarthy Lord Blarney Lord Blamey George Carew Lord Blarey Elizabeth Bharmey

FBI questions authenticity of Ford Reagan assassination plot report

The FBI says it cannot confirm the reported plan to kill President Ford and candidate Reagan at the Republican National Convention. Investigators say the claim is unsubstantiated and under intensive review, with ties to a radical group claimed by the Emiliano Zapata Unit.

FBI Washington Ford Ronald Reagan Salemeet Washington T Seared Gat Timea Asid Gregg G. Adomnetto Richmond Calif PBI Emiliano Zapata Emileno Zapata Calvorala Pelony Adornath Ausassication Clarence M. Kelley Resgan Kansas City Bis Kelley FRE Secret Service the Star Nowgay

Steel import limits may raise prices on specialty steel

President Ford weighs negotiated limits on specialty steel imports to curb a 1.5 percent share of US production. Officials warn short term price rises are possible while a stronger domestic steel industry could benefit long term. Barrons notes consumers could incur millions in extra costs.

Washington Ford Barron's Suc Ford Administration Wide Commission Steel Ford Lipese Stele Tan Frederick B. Dent Limi Priunarihy Japan Sweden Purd Sune 4

State weighs crime record release under new federal ruling

States gain authority to disclose criminal records as LEAA sets rules limiting data. Agencies must decide what information to release by December 3, 1977 and may follow traditional practices until then.

Washington Law Enforcement Assistance Administration LRAA Thomas Madden Banka Individue Newa Richa Velde Drize

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